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Past three years have not been easy for us – NNPP

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The New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has called on its members across the country to remain focused and committed ahead of the 2027 general elections despite the challenges facing the party.

The call was made by the party’s National Secretary, Dipo Olayoku, during the 11th National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held in Abuja on Saturday.
Olayoku said the party had gone through a difficult period since the 2023 elections, particularly with the defection of several elected officials and appointees who emerged under its platform.

“The past three years have not been easy for this party. All our elected members and appointees in government, whom we laboured to bring into office, have left in the name of political realignment,” he said.

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Despite the setbacks, he urged party members not to lose hope but to remain united and work towards achieving better results in the next election cycle.

“We must remain focused and work towards a stronger outing in 2027,” he added.
According to him, the NEC meeting marked the end of a series of internal political activities carried out from the ward level to the state level, aimed at preparing the party for the upcoming elections.

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